Brandy Simms is an award-winning sports journalist who has covered professional, college and high school sports in the DMV for more than 30 years including the NFL, NBA and WNBA. He has an extensive background in both print and broadcast media and has freelanced for SLAM, Dime Magazine and The Washington Post. A former Sports Editor for The Montgomery County Sentinel, Simms captured first place honors in the Maryland-Delaware-DC Press Association 2006 Editorial Contest for a sports column entitled “Remembering Len Bias.”
The Oakland, California native began his postgraduate career at WMAL-AM Radio in Washington, D.C. where he produced the market’s top-rated sports talk show “Sports Call” with host Ken Beatrice. A former Sports Director for “Cable News 21,” Simms also produced sports at WJLA-TV and served as host of the award-winning “Metro Sports Connection” program on Montgomery Community Television. Simms is a frequent contributor to various radio and television sports talk shows in the Washington, D.C. market. In 2024, he made his national television debut on “The Rich Eisen Show” on the Roku Channel. He began contributing to High School On SI in 2025.
From Stephen Decatur’s back-to-back title run to major openings across Montgomery and Prince George’s counties, a wave of head coaching changes is reshaping the Maryland high school football landscape heading into the 2026 season.
Teenage sprint standout Gideon Newton leaves IMG Academy to join fellow Alabama native Michael Swanson at Bullis, strengthening one of the nation’s most loaded track programs.
Award-winning Montgomery County coach Jacquis McCray Jr. takes over at Walter Johnson, bringing deep MCPS roots and extensive college defensive experience.
WCAC rivals Paul VI and St. John’s headline the 2026 Behan Strong Invitational, raising funds and awareness for former coach Pat Behan’s fight against ALS.
The former James Hubert Blake standout and overseas pro has parlayed his DMV basketball journey into a breakthrough documentary career, with his debut film Imported now streaming on Hulu.
The Cadets have added former Good Counsel head coach Andy Stefanelli as associate head coach, reinforcing one of Washington, DC’s premier high school football programs amid continued national success.
The longtime DeMatha Catholic head coach and Prince George’s County native leaves Virginia Tech to join Brian Hartline’s staff at South Florida, continuing a rise from high school powerhouse to the FBS ranks.
Mya Arrendell, a freshman sprinter at the Bullis School in Potomac, Maryland, has established a new girls freshman indoor 300m national record of 37.42, surpass